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Medicaid donates N10m to cancer patient in National hospital

Kazeem Biriowo
October 31, 2023
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Medicaid Cancer Foundation has donated the sum of 10 million Naira to support cancer patient treatment at the National Hospital in Abuja.

 

This was in addition to the #WalkAwayCancer event, as Medicaid showcased its dedication to improving the lives of cancer patients by donating generously.

 

The #WalkAwayCancer 5KM walk in Abuja marked a significant milestone in Medicaid’s mission to combat cancer.

 

The walk, which started from 2, Libreville Street, Aminu Kano Crescent, Wuse 2, Abuja, garnered the participation of thousands of enthusiastic individuals, including cancer survivors, caregivers, policy makers and supporters.

 

Their collective aim was to raise awareness, express solidarity with those fighting cancer, and contribute to the fight against this challenging disease.

 

The Chief Executive Officer of Medicaid, Dr. Zainab Shinkafi Bagudu, noted that the donation reflects Medicaid commitment to working with the National Hospital Abuja to provide the best care and support to cancer patients,

 

She also expressed her heartfelt appreciation for the remarkable turnout as she said the event underscores Medicaid unwavering dedication to raising awareness and fighting cancer.

 

“The overwhelming support we received is a testament to the growing recognition of the importance of early detection, prevention, and support for those affected by this disease.” She added.

 

Also, the Minister of Economic Planning and Budget, Sen. Abubakar Atiku Bagudu, encouraged stakeholders to advocate for increased government funding for cancer treatment and care.

 

He also acknowledged the substantial contributions made by the Medicaid Cancer Foundation in supporting cancer patients and influencing cancer-related policies.

 

The Chief Medical Director of the National Hospital Abuja,Prof. Mahmud Raji also expressed gratitude, saying, “We are thankful to the Medicaid Cancer Foundation for this

generous donation, which will enhance our ability to provide the best care and

support for our cancer patients.”

 

Medicaid Cancer Foundation conveys its heartfelt appreciation to all participants,

volunteers, sponsors, and partners who contributed to the #WalkAwayCancer 5KM

walk and the donation to the National Hospital Abuja. Together, we are taking meaningful steps in the fight against cancer.

 

The #WalkAwayCancer event featured compelling speeches, survivor stories, and

inspirational moments that deeply resonated with the participants. It symbolised a

march of hope and a commitment to a cancer-free future. The funds raised during

the event will be allocated to patient support, awareness campaigns, and cancer

research initiatives.

 

 

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